Binaries

D and I came up with these.

Goobers or Raisinettes?
Philip Roth or Anne Tyler?
Baked ziti or macaroni & cheese?
Desperate Housewives or Grey's Anatomy?
Billy Joel or Elton John?
Woody Allen or Pedro Almodovar?
Moby or Eminem?
BBC version of Pride and Prejudice or the theater version?
Pandas or koalas?
Magic Kingdom or Epcot?
Thai or Indian?
Cary Grant or George Clooney?
Will Ferrell or Steve Carell?
Colin Firth or Clive Owen?
Bridge to Terabithia or A Wrinkle in Time?
Winnie the Pooh or Babar?
South Beach or San Francisco?
Susan Sarandon or Geena Davis?
Beatles or Rolling Stones?
Eating or drinking?
Pink or purple?
Ashtanga or vinyasa yoga?
iPod mini or nano?
Brokeback Mountain or Capote?
London or Florence?
Summer or fall?
Yoga or pilates?
Walking or running?
Easter or Christmas?
Chocolate or lingerie?

Comments

Bearette said…
Raisinettes
Anne Tyler
Baked ziti
Grey's Anatomy
Billy Joel
Woody Allen
Moby
BBC version
Pandas
Magic Kingdom
Indian
Cary Grant
Steve Carell
Colin Firth
A Wrinkle in Time
Winnie the Pooh
South Beach for weather, San Fran for food
Geena Davis (though I liked her better in the '80s; none of this presidential stuff.)
Beatles
Eating
Pink
Vinyasa
iPod mini
Capote
London
Fall (but it's close)
Yoga
Walking
Christmas
Chocolate
9:12 PM
Anonymous said…
Raisinets
Anne Tyler, because she's a girl, and I don't know who either of them are :(
Mac & cheese
Grey's Anatomy...I've never seen either, but I think I'd like this one better
Elton John
Pedro Almodovar, because he looks familiar
Moby
Um, theater, I guess...haven't seen either
Koalas because pandas are big and that makes them scary
Epcot
Thai
George Clooney
Will Ferrell
Colin Firth
A Wrinkle in Time...haven't read either, but this one sounds familiar
Pooh
San Francisco, though I haven't been to either
Susan Sarandon
Beatles
Eating! Eating!
Pink
Vinyasa
Um, nano, I think (don't have one)
Brokeback Mountain
Florence (as the place I'd rather visit someday)
Oh, definitely fall
Yoga
Walking
Christmas
Chocolate, of course

I'm so uncultured...
10:37 PM
verniciousknids said…
Some of these are tough but here goes:
Sorry I don't know what these are?!
Anne Roth please!
After googling I'm going for ziti
DH as that's the only one I've seen
Billy Joel
Early Woody
Moby
BBC naturally
Koalas - I'm an Aussie :)
Magic Kingdom
Thai
Clooney
Will Ferrell - did you see the reports of his supposed death?!
Colin Firth
Never heard of either but I'll go with the time travelling Wrinkle in Time
Babar
I'd like to visit both - can I reserve judgement?!
Susan Sarandon
Beatles
Eating
Pink
Vinyasa
iPod Mini - I'd be lost without my pink one :p
Capote looks more interesting to me
Cannot choose as I love both for different reasons
Fall - because of the crunchability of fallen leaves :)
Yoga
Walking...but actually I prefer swimming!
Christmas - I love all the decorations
Lingerie

That was fun!
11:13 PM
Bearette said…
Crystal - that's cute about the pandas ;) i assumed you had an iPod b/c of the iTunes purchases :)

VK - Goobers are chocolate-covered peanuts, while Raisinettes are chocolate-covered raisins. Crunchability is a great word. Were you born in Australia?
11:56 PM
verniciousknids said…
Well in that case I'll go for the goobers though I prefer the name raisinettes.

Yep I'm an Aussie, born and bred but now transplanted to Tokyo!
9:21 AM
Anonymous said…
I won't answer all of these but here are a few:

Raisinettes
Macaroni & Cheese
Elton John
Eminem
Epcot (I'm a big nerd, and I don't like rides for the most part)
Clooney
Steve Carell
Beatles
Fall
Yoga
Chocolate AND Lingerie!
9:54 AM
Lisa said…
Goobers
Anne Tyler
Macaroni & cheese
Desperate Housewives
Billy Joel
Woody Allen
Moby
BBC version of Pride and Prejudice or the theater version? Is death not an option?
Koalas---Have you ever cuddled one? So cute!
Magic Kingdom or Epcot? Again, how about death?
Thai
George Clooney
Steve Carell
Clive Owen
A Wrinkle in Time
Winnie the Pooh
San Francisco
Susan Sarandon
Beatles
Eating
Purple
Iyengar
Neither
40-Year-Old Virgin
Florence
Fall
Yoga
Walking
Easter
Chocolate
10:18 AM
Anonymous said…
Oddly enough, we haven't purchased an ipod yet. We're dorks. :) Mostly we play the tunes on the computer, and our apartment is tiny enough that we can use that as our stereo. I'd love to have an ipod, but we never seem to want to pay for one. (though we'll spend the equivalent amount in a month on dining out...)
10:36 AM
Bearette said…
Kitkat - Eminem?!?? You're the first one :)

Lisa - I like the way you snuck 40-year-old virgin in there. And I take it you don't like P&P???

Crystal - Pink iPods are so yummy, though. They're really worth it. But I admire you for holding out.
11:03 AM
SK said…
Goobers
Anne Tyler
Mac & Cheese
Desperate Housewives
Billy Joel
Pedro Almodovar! (I LOVE his movies)
Eminem (only b/c I haven't heard Moby)
P&P - BBC version
Koalas!
Epcot
Neither Thai or Indian- Chinese :)
Cary Grant
Will Ferrell
Clive Owen
A wrinkle in time
Winnie the Pooh
South Beach
Susan Sarandon
Beatles
Eating
Purple
Nano
Florence
Summer
Pilates
Walking
Christmas
Chocolate
11:57 AM
Anonymous said…
I can't stand Moby!

To quote Eminem: "Nobody listens to techno."
2:15 PM
Bearette said…
Well, I'm glad Clive is getting his due ;)
2:52 PM
Caro said…
I only had three preferences.

Billy Joel
Thai
Christmas

Well, that and I was too lazy to answer all of them.
5:23 PM
Elsa said…
Goobers or Raisinettes? Haven’t had either, but I think I'd like Goobers the best since I like peanut M&M's.
Philip Roth or Anne Tyler? Both
Baked ziti or macaroni & cheese? Mac & Cheese
Desperate Housewives or Grey's Anatomy? Haven’t watched either
Billy Joel or Elton John? I’m indecisive on this one
Woody Allen or Pedro Almodovar? Don’t know
Moby or Eminem? Eminem’s beats, but Moby’s persona
BBC version of Pride and Prejudice or the theater version? Theatre
Pandas or koalas? Koalas
Magic Kingdom or Epcot? Magic Kingdom
Thai or Indian? Thai
Cary Grant or George Clooney? It’s a tie
Will Ferrell or Steve Carell? Steve Carell
Colin Firth or Clive Owen? Clive Owen
Bridge to Terabithia or A Wrinkle in Time? Don’t know
Winnie the Pooh or Babar? Winnie the Pooh
South Beach or San Francisco? San Fran
Susan Sarandon or Geena Davis? Susan Sarandon
Beatles or Rolling Stones? Rolling Stones
Eating or drinking? Definitely eating
Pink or purple? Lavendar
Ashtanga or vinyasa yoga? Just yoga
iPod mini or nano? iPod mini
Brokeback Mountain or Capote? Capote
London or Florence? Florence
Summer or fall? Fall
Yoga or pilates? Never tried pilates
Walking or running? As I’m getting older, definitely walking.
Easter or Christmas? Christmas
Chocolate or lingerie? Gotta love the chocolate
11:04 AM
jules said…
OK - here we go:
goobers
Anne Tyler
Ziti
haven't seen either; no opinion
Elton
Pedro
Eminem
theater
pandas
magic kingdom
indian
clooney
Steve Carell
Clive
Wrinkle
Winnie
San Fran
hm ..tough one ... Geena
Beatles
eating
pink
ashtanga
neither more space needed - regular
Brokeback
Though I've never been - Florence
Fall
yoga
walking
x-mas
chocolate (and diamonds)
3:39 PM
Janet said…
Goobers
Philip Roth
Mac & Cheese
Neither
Elton John
Pedro Almodovar
Moby
theater version
Pandas
Magi Kingdom
Thai
Cary Grant
Both
Neither
A Wrinkle in Time
Winnie the Pooh
San Francisco
Susan Sarandon
Rolling Stones
Eating
Purple
vinyasa
nano
Brokeback Mountain
London
fall
pilates
walking
christmas
both
10:00 PM
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